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Old 04-08-2008, 03:25 PM
Hemant Garach
 
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Default BULK sql in sybase ?

Oracle has a Bulk SQL feature (implemented using FORALL and BULK COLLECT TO)
What is the comparable feature in sybase ?

Is there anything similar to nested tables , varrays, or records in sybase ?
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Old 04-08-2008, 03:25 PM
Carl Kayser
 
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Default Re: BULK sql in sybase ?

Can you tell me what the Oracle equivalent of a DFJKFKGvgjcdssu is? Putting
a buzzword on the table and asking for an equivalent function isn't
particularly productive. From the phrase "Bulk SQL" the equivalent ASE
feature could simply be a batch: A sequence of SQL commands followed by
"go".

I don't believe that is anything (at least as of ASE 12.5.1) that
corresponds to nested tables, etc. None of them even sound like a
relational object.

"Hemant Garach" <hemant_ng@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Oracle has a Bulk SQL feature (implemented using FORALL and BULK COLLECT

TO)
> What is the comparable feature in sybase ?
>
> Is there anything similar to nested tables , varrays, or records in sybase

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